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April 5th 05, 01:54 PM
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Morgans wrote:
This has been done with a extremely swept back shape, called "scimitar", that as it unloads at high speed, the tips twist back to higher angles of attack. I am unaware if this is currently being produced. The trick is to select materials and thickness, to get the twist just right, to work as desired. Hartzell, very popular with the racing and nonracing Lancairs... Nice photo of one he http://www.ramaircraft.com/Whats-New...-Propeller.htm Thrust comparison he http://www.beryldshannon.com/Hartzell/chart.htm 
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